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West California Academy of Art and Design and HuaXia Women’s Association co-sponsored the Live Bookmark Coloring Contest held at the 2018 Fitness Day and Health Fair event on November 18.  In support of UNICEF, this art contest is organized by Rosemead Recreation Center and sponsored by HuaXia Women’s Association and West California Academy of Art and Design, providing a platform to young artists to showcase their talents, to pursue their artistic professionalism and to raise funds to help children in poverty via UNICEF’s charity program. 28 contestants participate in the 2-hour live bookmark art contest, and each contester is advised to donate $15 for the UNICEF. Each participant receives a certificate issued by the UNICEF stating that “when you support the UNICEF, you are joining the mission with the UNICEF in helping children in poverty for their survival and development.” This 2-hour live art contest raised $500 for the UNICEF. The contestants are divided into two age groups: under 8 years old and 9 years old up. Three winners are selected for each group. Every year students from West California Academy of Art and Design take active part in Rosemead Fitness Day and Health Fair Children’s Drawing Contest, a contest celebrating the importance of creativity and healthy lifestyle expressed through art.
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Every year students from West California Academy of Art and Design take active part in Rosemead Fitness Day and Health Fair Children’s Drawing Contest, a contest celebrating the importance of creativity and healthy lifestyle expressed through art. In 2018 contest with the theme of “Healthy Living,” “Protect the Environment” and “Water-in-Motion,” the Academy’s young artists swept 13 award categories including the most prestigious Congressional Award and Senate Award.  2 students from West California Academy of Art and Design won 27th Congressional Award，4 students won 49th Assembly District Award，5 students won County of Los Angeles Board of Supervisors, 1st District Award，5 students won 39th Congressional Award，4 students won 22nd Senate District Award，5 students won California State Treasurer Award，6 students won U.S. Senator Award，6 students won U.S. Senator Award(K.D.H.)，4 students won Rosemead Mayor Award，2 students won Rosemead Park & Recreation Award，2 students won The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station Award，1 student won Rosemead Chamber of Commerce Award，5 students won Rosemead Sister City Award，3 students won Outstanding Award. Established in 1996, West California Academy of Art and Design（WCAAD） strives to offer only the highest level of art education for the community. Since July 6th, 2017, West California Academy of Art and Design has officially become the Supplementary Education Center/Program Fully Accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Based in San Gabriel, California, West California Academy of Art and Design is widely recognized as one of the most professional children’s and youth art education institutions across the Southern California. Catering to the community needs, the Academy opened its Yorba Linda Branch, Rancho Cucamonga Branch, San Dimas Branch and Ontario Branch.   The academy's students produce exceptional art for their age and it has achieved a reputation as “the children’s art school with most art contest winners.”  Rosemead Chamber of Commerce Award，Age:7 For almost thirty years, West California Academy of Art and Design has been transforming students into confident, creative artists and designers who have gone on to have successful careers in their chosen field.  WCAAD Headquarters：420 S Pine St, San Gabriel, CA 91776；
Branch：16960 Bastanchury Rd. #E, Yorba Linda, CA 92886； Branch：11996 Jack Benny Dr,#108，Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739； Branch：4421 Ontario Mills Pkwy, Ontario, CA 91764； Branch：303 S. San Dimas Avenue, San Dimas, CA91773； Tel: （O）626-292-1783; （C）626-235-2135；Web: www.MyArtEducation.com WASC Accredited West California Academy of Art and Design San Dimas Branch Now Is Enrolling！11/7/2018 Catering to the community needs, West California Academy of Art and Design opened its San Dimas Branch on November 10, 2018. The address of the San Dimas Branch is 303 S. San Dimas Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773.  Established in 1996, West California Academy of Art and Design（WCAAD） strives to offer only the highest level of art education for the community. Since July 6th, 2017, West California Academy of Art and Design has officially become the Supplementary Education Center/Program Fully Accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). For the San Dimas Branch grand opening promotion, students signing up before November 24, 2018 enjoy the waiver of registration fee ($30); signing up for a 12-session package, student gets 1 gift session; 5% discount of tuition for the 24-session package with extra 2 gift sessions; and 10% discount of tuition for the 48-session package with extra 4 gift sessions. (The special price package listed above is for San Dimas Branch grand opening promotion only, one time only and non-refundable).  The courses include：Children’s Creative Drawing-Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Basic Sketching, Painting, Graphic Design. The format covers children’s art drawing and sketching, representational drawing, watercolor, oil, acrylic painting, illustration cartoon drawing, computer graphic design, etc. For detailed class schedules please contact (O) 626-292-1783，(C) 626-235-2135，Web: www.MyArtEducation.com Based in San Gabriel, California, West California Academy of Art and Design is widely recognized as one of the most professional children’s and youth art education institutions across the Southern California. The academy's students produce exceptional art for their age and it has achieved a reputation as “the children’s art school with most art contest winners.” For almost 30 years, West California Academy of Art and Design has been transforming students into confident, creative artists and designers who have gone on to have successful careers in their chosen field. San Dimas is a city in the San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles County with a total population of 34,338. The racial makeup of San Dimas is 72.0% White with 52.3%being non-Hispanic white, 3.2% African American, and 10.5% Asian. San Dimas is about 28 miles east/northeast of Downtown Los Angeles and north of the Pacific Ocean. San Dimas runs along and southward from historic U.S. Route 66, another part of its development in the earlier 20th century. Other major arteries include Arrow Highway (east–west) and San Dimas Avenue (north–south). The Foothill Freeway (I-210) connects the town to Pasadena and the San Fernando Valley, with California State Route 57 connecting to Orange County and the beaches.  9 Students from West California Academy of Art and Design Won 2018 Paint the Future Art Contest11/1/2018 The 2018 Paint the Future Art Contest Award Ceremony was held by Chinese Institute of Engineers-SoCal at the Diamond Bar Holiday Inn on October 13, 2018. 9 students from West California Academy of Art and Design won the contest.  This year’s contest theme is “My Future Neighborhood.” Contestants are required to provide a short description as “I have noticed a problem in my neighborhood, and it is…”and “One way I can solve this problem is…” The contest opened to students of K-8 Grade, and the WCAAD winners are----  Eric Song, 10 years old: Inventing flying cars to solve the traffic problem; using Medi-robot to solve the medication problems.  Alisa Chang, 10 years old: Using scientific technology to solve the water wasting problem and to better protect the environment.  Angel Zhao, 13 years old: Planting and caring for everything around us to solve the problem of that everything nature-wise is slowly dying and fading away.  Jenna Vuong, 9 years old: Inventing Water Transforming Pelican Robot to transfer water from flooded states to drought states.  Angie Li, 8 years old: Inventing a recycling facility to turn trash into a playground and water park; inventing a multitask robot to make the neighborhood better.  Brandon Clark, 7 years old: Traveling with hot air balloons to solve the traffic and air pollution problems; using steel frames to solve the lumber waste problem; building fish tanks to solve the global warming problem.  Jaylen Lin, 7 years old: Inventing firefighter-robots to solve the dangerous working condition problem for human firefighters.  Amy Song, 7 years old: Using robotic teachers and teleportation technology to solve the teacher shortage and low study efficiency problems.  Symone Teng, 5 years old: Creating an underwater society to solve the traffic and air pollution problems.
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